The Tenure in Office Act was passed March 2, 1867. This act forbade any President from removing a person from office without the approval from the Senate. It also said that a member of the President's Cabinet must serve for one full term and a month after being removed from office. This act was passed over President Andrew Johnson's veto. This act was eventually declared unconstitutional.
The Tenure in Office Act was passed March 2, 1867. This act forbade any President from removing a person from office without the approval from the Senate. It also said that a member of the President's Cabinet must serve for one full term and a month after being removed from office. This act was passed over President Andrew Johnson's veto. This act was eventually declared unconstitutional.
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